The 4-year war to annex the chimpanzee's territory
From 1974 to 1978, renowned primatologist Jane Goodall documented a long-standing conflict between chimpanzees in Gombe National Park in Tanzania.
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From 1974 to 1978, renowned primatologist Jane Goodall documented a long-standing conflict between chimpanzees in Gombe National Park in Tanzania.
Lake Isa in Yellowstone has the unique feature of flowing into both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
A young leopard hunted a large prey and tried three times to bring it up a tree to hide it but failed.
A study published in the journal 'Conservation Science and Practice' found that keeping honeybees on fences around small farms in Kenya helped deter crop-destroying elep…
Through camera traps, Hoang Lien National Park has discovered some critically endangered species such as the purple pheasant; some endangered and near-endangered species…
Crater Lake in Oregon, formed from a volcanic crater, is 592 m deep and contains crystal clear water, making it one of the 10 most impressive lakes on Earth.
An ancient fossilised forest has emerged on Tasmania's Badger Beach, sparking debate over its origins and significance.
The animal is the result of a genetic mutation that changes its fur color. Worldwide, only about 30 individuals are kept in zoos.
Cinematographer Josh Aitchison spent three weeks in a tree to record the migration of 10 million straw-colored fruit bats.
A mysterious lake located about 15m higher than the underground river system has just been discovered in a side branch of Thung cave (Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park).
The 40m tall fairy chimneys in Cappadocia are the result of volcanic activity and weathering over millions of years, providing a unique habitat for humans.
A green turtle (green turtle) weighing nearly 100 kg with a Malaysian tag came to Bay Canh island, Con Dao to lay 108 eggs.
A clip recording the hunting scene of leopards in Kruger National Park, South Africa has attracted the attention of many wildlife lovers and thrill-seekers.
A US soldier has unearthed the remains of a prehistoric camp on an air force base in New Mexico, which the first Americans may have occupied 8,200 years ago.